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‘Vampire’ to Transform Ukraine Pickups into Deadly Missile Launchers
The Vampire is part of a larger package in aid to Ukraine, bringing the total amount supplied to the country during the Russia-Ukraine conflict to more than $13.5 billion since the start of the Biden administration.
Who Was America’s First WWII Ace?
Controversy continues over the identity of the first U.S. citizen to claim five aerial victories.
These Outlaw Brothers Met Their End By Vigilante Justice
In the wake of a deadly 1892 stagecoach robbery vigilantes in Redding, California, took the law into their own hands.
Nazi Warships Sunk in Danube River Exposed by Europe’s Historic Drought
Once a part of Nazi Germany’s Black Sea fleet, the corroded relics went down in 1944 thanks to their own retreating commanders.
Famous Vietnam War Photographer Tim Page Dead At 78
Acclaimed for his Vietnam War photojournalism, Tim Page has died in Australia at age 78.
5 GOOD BOOKS WITH NEW MEXICO TIES
Stories from the "Land of Enchantment" in fact and fiction.
This Viking King’s Name Lives On In Bluetooth Technology. His Burial Site Is A Mystery.
While Harald Bluetooth's name is everywhere across the globe thanks to technology, his tomb remains lost to history.
